Jigar Shah Carbon War Room
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Branson at the Carbon War Room
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Shanghai launches global shipping service center | China business news
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Shanghai launches global shipping service center.
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Sustainable Shipping News – Latest News – On course to launch …
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Global transporter of agricultural, energy and industrial commodities firm Cargill Ocean Transportation is on course to launch the world’s largest kite-powered vessel. In January, Cargill signed an agreement with SkySails GmbH & Co.
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Box Ships Recieves First Two Containerships
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Box Ships Inc., (NYSE: TEU), a global shipping company specializing in the transportation of containers, announced that it has taken delivery from Paragon Shipping Inc., of the Box Trader and the Box Voyager, two 3426 TEU high …
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Tanked: The razor edge of oil prices in our future
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Urbanist James Howard Kunstler recently offered a succinct explanation of rising oil prices in a world where demand is increasing while production and new discoveries have irretrievably plateaued: You will recall, perhaps, that hoary old concept, the “bumpy plateau” of the peak oil story. This was the idea that the actual tippy-top “peak” of peak oil, studied at close scale, would actually take the form of a raggedy line representing the interplay between supply, demand, and most importantly the frantic psychological response of humans operating in markets. It was clear that economies would stagger under the burden of high oil prices, and economic activity would contract, and people would use less oil and the price would go down
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Newmont Mining to spend $7b to produce 7m gold ounces by 2017 …
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According to the US mining giant with approximately 93.5 million ounces of gold in reserves, the production target, which was discussed at the company’s investor day conference, represents a potential aggregate increase of approximately …
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More on the Saudi's slash of oil output | Energy Bulletin
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Tom Whipple , a former government analyst and current Peak Oil news aggregator came out soon after the Naimi announcement, outlining the oversupply scenario. However, on April 25, Mr.
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Paragon Shipping Sale Two Containerships To Box
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ATHENS, Greece, April 29, 2011 – Paragon Shipping Inc. (NYSE: PRGN), or the Company, a global shipping transportation company |
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Drumbeat: April 29, 2011
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Consumer spending, incomes rose in March WASHINGTON — Americans earned and spent more in March, but much of the extra money went to pay for gas. Personal incomes rose 0.5 percent last month and consumer spending increased 0.6 percent, the Commerce Department reported Friday. But after adjusting for inflation, spending rose only 0.2 percent and after-tax incomes were essentially flat.
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